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National Institute of Criminology,
2022 work plan
A) Research projects initiated by the Institute
1. | Characteristics of juvenile crime today Researchers: Eszter Sárik (projectmanager), Orsolya Bolyky |
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2. | The phenomenon of trafficking in human beings in the shadow of the Covid19 pandemic and the attitudes of law practitioners Researcher: Szandra Windt |
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3. | The domestic and international perception of armed crime, with particular reference to the phenomenon of knife crime Researcher: Petronella Deres |
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4. | Feeding back lessons from criminal proceedings into the strategy against counterfeit medicines Researcher: Gabriella Kármán |
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5. | Characteristics of cyberspace-related criminal offences in Hungary Researcher: Petronella Deres |
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6. | The current state of reintegration of offenders in Hungary since the entry into force of the new Penitentiary Code Researcher: Judit Szabó |
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7. | Questions of social and criminal law evaluation of frozen immobility as a possible behavioural response to sexual violence Researchers: György Virág (projectmanager), Judit Szabó, Zsolt Szomora |
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8. | The impact of education on crime Researcher: László Korinek |
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9. | Criminology in Hungary: development and opportunities Researcher: Tünde A. Barabás |
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10. | The criminal law and criminology examination of extortion Researcher: László Tibor Nagy |
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11. | Trend analysis of criminal offences against life Researcher: József Kó |
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12. | Characteristics and implications for the criminal justice system of the appointment of forensic experts and the evaluation of their opinions Researchers: Gabriella Kármán (projectmanager), József Kó |
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13. | Victimisation in the online space Researcher: Tünde A. Barabás |
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14. | The Hungarian practice of judging the offences of damage to nature (Section 242 of the Criminal Code) based on the evaluation of the implementation of the EU Directive on the protection of the environment through criminal law [SWD(2020) 260 final] Researcher: Katalin Tilki |
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15. | Domestic characteristics of online drug trafficking Researcher: Ildikó Ritter |
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16. | Criminal offences against the national tobacco shops Researcher: Renáta Garai |
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17. | Risks of victimisation of disabled and elderly people in residential care and other closed institutions Researcher: Orsolya Bolyky |
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18. | Longitudinal study of criminals sentenced to actual life imprisonment Researcher: Ágnes Solt |
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19. | Some links between the Covid19 pandemic and crime Researcher: Eszter Sárik |
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20. | Abuse of performance-enhancing drugs Researcher: Ildikó Ritter |
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21. | Domestic violence and the responses of the system. Child abuse Researcher: Ágnes Solt |
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22. | The criminological analysis of jihadists and terrorists in Europe Researcher: Szilveszter Póczik |
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23. | Law enforcement models to increase the effectiveness of the fight against human trafficking Researcher: Szandra Windt |
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24. | The emergence of solidarity with victims in criminal proceedings and its impact on decision-making Researcher: Anna Kiss |
B) Research projects initiated by the prosecutor’s offices
25. | Criminal law protection of animals Researcher: Katalin Tilki |
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26. | Corruption risks? Risks of Corruption? (Hercule III application) research (1 January 2021 – 30 April 2022) Researcher: Tünde A. Barabás (projectmanager), Szandra Windt, Eszter Sárik |
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27. | Effective techniques for proving the absence of the occurrence of economic events in the field of budgetary fraud Researcher: Renáta Garai |
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28. | Exploring the sociological background and the criminological dimension of what is called ‘child trafficking’ by international and EU standards Researcher: Szandra Windt |
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29. | The impact of epidemiological rules on the rights of participants in criminal proceedings (The impact of transitional rules facilitating the avoidance of personal appearance and the decision on the basis of documents on the fundamental procedural rights of participants in criminal proceedings) Researcher: Anna Kiss (projectmanager), Anna Neparáczki |
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30. | The regulation and application of juvenile detention in Hungary and other Member States of the European Union (comparative study) Researchers: Eszter Sárik (projectmanager), Orsolya Bolyky, Anna Neparáczki |